La Estrella y La Luna

La Estrella y La Luna is a theatrical proposal aimed at spectators from zero to three years old that addresses self-acceptance and diversity on stage.

The piece recounts the journey of a little star that experiences loneliness in the firmament until it crosses paths with the Moon. Through this encounter, the plot conveys notions about self-esteem and the value of one's own identity, articulated through songs, visual stimuli of lights and a colour palette adapted for early childhood.

The dramatic text has been written by Gema Zelarayán and direction is handled by Ana Serzo. The cast on stage is made up of Gema Zelarayán, with Ana Serzo as the alternative in the performance. The lighting design and soundscape are the work of Rodrigo Durazo and Ana Serzo, who also collaborates as a movement consultant. The visual conception is completed by the set design devised by Gema Zelarayán and Ana Serzo, in addition to the costume design signed by Clara Macias.

Salto Escénico receives this production in Madrid, conceived for young audiences and supported by plastic and musical resources on stage.